Topic: [ANN][ICO] Orinoco D.F. - Investments in Venezuelan real estate (Read 496 times)

1st webinar about Venezuelan Real Estate and Orinoco D.F. (RUS)

Information about Co-Founder token of Orinoco D.F. placed on another one service: https://storating.com/94/orinoco-df

P.S.: stay tuned, we are preparing good news for you asap.

Report for 4th quarter of 2018 is ready (in RUS for this moment): https://orinocodf.com/files/orinoco_report_q4-2018.pdf

A report with photos and a video about the journey (the beginning of the journey) of our representative to Venezuela can be read here: https://pikabu.ru/story/iz_rossii_v_venesuyelu_2018_piter__ostrov_margarita_6300670

If anyone has any questions about Venezuela, the situation in the country and related topics - ask, the most interesting ones will be send to our representative on the spot.

We received the original documents of a registered foreign company to work on the Venezuelan real estate market. We are also preparing our representative for shipment to Venezuela. As there will be a certainty with dates - we will issue a detailed press release.

This project ideas is very interesting. The property business is one of the most profitable businesses. PropPush is a property project that is transparent, safe and also profitable

they will certainly do its job very well, because all the teams are certainly also expect project managed this could be a huge success and gave the best results.

Only 4 days left to become the Co-founder of the project in real estate in Venezuela!

Why is it worth paying attention to this fact?

1. The collected funds (including the contribution of the initiative group for the Closed subscription) is already enough for the project to take place (opening a representative office in Venezuela, registering the company, legal issues and even a couple of the first objects in the portfolio of the Orinoco D.F. Fund can already afford)
2. The number of Co-founders will be fixed on September 4, 2018
3. Unsold tokens will be burned, which will increase the proportion of each active Co-founder proportionally.
4. ETH is now almost at the annual minimum and for the same amount of ETH that at the beginning of the ICO, now you can purchase 1.5 times more co-founder tokens.
5. The co-founders will receive a share of the total total profit of the Fund on an ongoing basis, while the calculation of profits does not reduce the number of Co-founder tokens from the holder.
6. After the completion of the ICO, it will be possible to participate in an already ready and functioning Fund, but only as an Investor (to buy tokens for the purpose of their subsequent sale on stock exchanges or when the company makes a buyback from the profit it receives)
7. The co-founders get the opportunity to stay free of charge in the Foundation's free real estate facilities (how do you get a free winter in a warm country?)

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Thank you for your question, but there is no competitors in our niche (decentralized buying real estate in Venezuela). We have concrete plan to implement our targets in this country (you may find it in WP).

The competition is very big for you. Now many similar projects are on yours. How will you compete with other projects? Do you have any kind of difference for this?

How much is Venezuelan commercial property costs (you have to do something if you go there)?..


A simple office (with a conference room) of 56 square meters will cost ...


about 5000 US dollars (at the current exchange rate of the black market).


Here such a meeting room is included. As well as one parking space.


The topic of a ready business in Venezuela will probably require a separate post (at least), for starters I propose to see a small cafe in the shopping center:


By the effectiveness of such a business I can not say anything yet, we are more interested in the price, which is ... about 7500 US dollars ...


P.S .: you can even save money, live in an office and work in a cafe yourself, having spent only 12,500 USD on it...

In the post "Venezuelan real estate market" I gave a couple of examples of property prices in Caracas (the capital of Venezuela) now (after several years of severe crisis). It is time to draw parallels with real estate in Russia in the 90s and the situation with it for today.

In the 90 years I was a schoolboy and the sphere of my interests was on the sidelines of the unfolding "holiday of life". But the mother realtor (in those days and even later it was the most common profession after the first and second oldest) often at home was discussing current affairs and one of the price tags for an apartment that I remembered at the turn of the millennium (not exactly the 90's already, but almost , and even in 2000, as will be seen - apartments in the city on the Neva were worth a mere penny, especially when compared with today's realities) was ... 14,000 dollars for a three-room apartment in the center of Leningrad-Petersburg. I do not have details about its location, type of house, floor and condition, but this is not particularly important now.

Let's compare with the average treshka in the center of St. Petersburg (even if not the center itself, say, Pushkinskaya metro station) now:


I went to the most popular Russian site with ads, drove in the search for the above data (three-room apartment, Pushkinskaya metro) and gave a screenshot of the first page of results, selecting not the most major photos. As you can see, the cheapest option from the randomly offered in a long-unrepaired house is six and a half million rubles (approximately 110,000 USD).

Having sorted out the results for "Cheap on top", we get our version on the third place:


That is, in this area, the minimum price tag for an apartment is now 5.7 million rubles (about 95,000 dollars at the current rate). Thus, the growth even by 2000 was almost 7 times (700% of profit).

I'll understand, if my opinion on prices 18 years ago on faith will not be accepted, so let's look at the statistics (google on "the price index for real estate in St. Petersburg from the 90s," the third link in the results - one of the oldest real estate sites (Bulletin of Real Estate ), which has data since 1996), the price of a square meter in dollars, the first block - before the default in 1998:


After default 1998 the situation looked like this (the same year 2000):


The most recent data:


And for completeness of the picture - the data before the 2008 mortgage crisis:


That is, even to today's prices, amounting to a peak of about 30% - an increase of more than 5 times. And 15 times (1500%) - the prices of eighteen years ago to ten years (that is - for half the period) ...

You can, of course, argue that Venezuela is not Russia, or ignore the figures. But the fact that Venezuela is very similar to Russia in the 90's, I will show an object comparison in the next post.

P.S .: and if the sample on the site above is done not in dollars, but in rubles, the results will be even more interesting, the order of the numbers is just the same Venezuelan:

Analytical material for a better understanding of why it was decided to get involved in Venezuela:


In what today's Venezuela has a high resemblance to post-Soviet Russia of the 90s:

- Deficiency of food and essentials, queues for simple everyday goods, Russia 90s:

Venezuela today:

- Mass riots and suppression of the opposition and opposition movements (in neither country the government decided not to surrender, for example, regular riots in Venezuela, and in Russia - for example, in 1993 with the shooting of the parliament)


- The socialist model of governing the country (in Venezuela - the socialists Hugo Chavez and Maduro, in Russia in the 90s was a great legacy of the deceased in the Bose of the Soviet Union)

- The general social depression, the fatigue of the population from the existing political system (unsettled for a long time and accumulating problems have the property to gradually occupy the entire consciousness of a person, when you have nothing to feed children, you have no other thoughts in your mind except "what will we eat today?")

- A brutal economic crisis (here inflation speaks for itself, although even in Russia 90's inflation was an order of magnitude lower than in Venezuela today)

- Hyperinflation (as a separate phenomenon, not just high inflation - but commensurate huge values, in both countries)

- Constant monetary reforms, the population does not trust the local currency (it was started by the monetary reform of 1991 in the then USSR, then - the money reforms of 1992-1993 and 1997 in Russia already, in Venezuela, as an example, you can take the monetary reform, as a result of which the old Bolivar (VEB) was replaced by a new denominated (VEF), but it did not work out)

- The black market of the currency (the difference between the official exchange rate of the dollar and the black market in Venezuela today can reach 12-15 times, but even in Venezuela, the official rate did not jump 223 times - as in Russia on July 1, 1992, when the dollar became an exchange rate, jumping from 56 cents to 125 rubles)

- The card system of distribution of food (in Venezuela they protest against its abolition (there instead of cards - selling goods on a fingerprint - the 21st century is the same in the yard), in Russia everything was simpler:


- Stopping the work of many economic entities (we still have privatization for a penny, Venezuela is just thinking about privatization, but there are already interruptions in the work of important production facilities - even the country's largest oil company does not cope with the crisis: Lack of sufficient funds for technical maintenance of ships, refineries and production operations, or for the timely payment of business partners do not allow the company to increase exports, and hence no money.)

- Mass emigration (according to unofficial Venezuelan data - up to 650,000 people per year (in one Colombia for half a year the number of Venezuelans doubled - by 300,000 people, here they have bypassed the Russia of the 90's with its maximum at the level of 110,000 people (in the iconic 1993 (after the State Emergency Committee and others) and 1999 (after the default of 1998), on the chart the red line is the total number of emigrants:

- Elimination of savings from the population (monetary reforms, including the denomination of the national currency, huge losses in all fraudulent structures (financial pyramids such as MMM, Khoper-Invest, RDS and others), burst banks - all these events in Russia in the 90s led to total leaching (denominated Bolivar, VEF, did not bring relief), adjusted for modern technologies (the issuance of the national crypto currency El Petro, buyers of which can be strictly residents of the country Ana for the national currency), which would still come up - we will only see

- The country on the verge of a change in the political and economic structure (the events in Russia in the 1990s led to the transition of our country from the socialist to the capitalist path of development, there is a great likelihood of a similar transformation of Venezuela in the coming years)

Apparently, Venezuela and Russia at the end of the last century have much more in common today than one could imagine. And all these similarities allow us to assume with a high degree of probability that further events will develop according to a similar scenario. Moreover, given the experience in solving problems after the oil crisis of the 1980s, modern technologies and foreign experience, Venezuela has every chance to accelerate its way to normalization of the situation, having passed it much faster than our country.

Very smart project, i like it alot. Will study more carefully and decide if i will invest. Looks very promising tho!

real estate is the most popular concept on cryptocurrency so this project is the first thing sought by big investors who want long-term and profitable investment, besides Venezuela has an interesting thing for travelers, and that is also an advantage for investors who join this project, it's amazing

In order to better understand what's what and what the advantages of the proposed project are, we bring a very recent study of the Venezuelan real estate market, in particular - the construction of townhouses.

Like in all countries, Venezuela is building real estate, even despite the raging crisis. Consider what is built and how much it costs.

Note: on average, these objects were placed on sale a month ago (with a black exchange rate of 3.4-3.5 million bolivars for 1 USD), so these price tags should be divided into such a rate, rather than the current 4.1-5 million bolivars per dollar (in the reality of the bolivar's approach to the dollar can be seen here). Here's what I found in a half-hour of learning a site with ads.

Facility No. 1: NUEVA BARCELONA, Nueva Barcelona, ​​Barcelona (under construction townhouse),

9,800,000,000 Bolivars. On 70 m2 in the kit includes 2 bedrooms (in Venezuela 2 bedrooms this does not mean "kopeck piece", in fact it is an analogue of our three-room apartment, since the common living room is not taken into account), 2 bathrooms, 1 parking space.

Left - what is already built, on the right - visualization. Posted on the site 25 days ago, the price in dollars ... 2882 USD ...

Object number 2: COSTANERA, Nueva Barcelona, ​​Barcelona (townhouse in the final stage of construction), 62 m ², in 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, parking space and price of 6.825.000.000 bolivars (2007 USD ...):

By the way, the concept of a "Venezuelan townhouse", apparently, includes in addition to the protected area, and a common pool and a sports ground, which in our region often only have to dream (not to mention the difference in price).

Let me remind you that in the discord we gather a squad of those who believe that in the Russian 90s they missed their chance to participate in the big sale and want to participate in the "Venezuelan 90s" right now. We already have 78 people who want to join - write to me on Yandex-mail (before the dog is the same as here in the login).

Object number 3: PUEBLO DE SAN DIEGO, Pueblo de San Diego, Municipality of San Diego (almost completed townhouse already with neighbors).

Translation of the text of the advertisement: Beautiful, comfortable, spacious and cozy townhouse, 119 M2, two floors, located in San Diego, Belmonti Villas, Via la Cumaca.
On the ground floor there is a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, a patio and a laundry, has two (2) parking spaces. On the top floor, one (1) main room with wall and ceiling finishings has been reconstructed, a bathroom with reconstructed wooden furniture and porcelain floor, two (2) auxiliary rooms with porcelain floor and one (1) auxiliary bathroom.

The residential complex has green areas, swimming pool, park, power station, underground reservoir, private security.

How much does this pleasure cost? 7.800.000.000 Bolivars (or 2300 dollars ...)

And this is not all the objects that I liked, if you want and time, you can dig up dozens of similar ones with approximately equal prices.

P.S .: Incredible price tags? This - if you look at our relatively prosperous side. In 1997, in the post-Soviet space, this order of prices was not surprising - my family when moving from Kazakhstan to Russia (we have sold a three-room apartment in an average Kazakhstan city for $ 3,000, and this was still considered a good price...)

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